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7 2nd Annual End of Season Bash10 Art & Entertainment13 Concert Calendar19 Employee Of The Month: Dan Bonder20 Vote For Employee Of The Month25 Everglades Angels Dog Rescue27 Drink Recipes Of The Month29 Season Kick Off Oktoberfest Party at Cheetah33 Sports36 Classifieds38 Discounts

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By Nicol JeNkiNs editor

Those who work InTheBiz® recently celebrated the end of the season with their co-workers and friends.

Many hospitality industry employees attended the 2nd Annual In The Biz® End of Season Bash recently held at Bamboo Beach Club located at the Ocean Manor Hotel in Fort Lauderdale.

Hospitality tents with liquor samples, giveaways, promotional items and more lined the outside deck at Bamboo Beach. The event also offered a chance to mix and mingle with friends and fellow hos-pitality employees and to sample new liquors. In addition, there was much fun and games, including a volleyball tour-nament, Jenga, a buffet, and their famous Bikini Contest!

Those who work in the service industry need a reason to party it up with fellow co-workers and unwind after a long season of making drinks and working hard. Bar owners, bartenders, liquor representatives, travel com-panies and other business employees showcased their products to those who work in the business.

“This year’s End of Season Bash was better than last year’s event. We had more attendees and twice as many sponsors,” said Michael Orlando, Director of Marketing at Bamboo Beach and Ocean Manor Resort. “Similar to Bartenders Bash, this End of Season party was for everyone in the industry to let off a little steam and have a good time. Also this year, we focused on making it a hospitality only event.”

DJ Gio of Barfly Entertainment said he attended the event because “I get to hang out with my people.”

Scott Weissman, Banquet Captain of Harbor Beach Marriott, attends the End of Season party every year to “mix and mingle with the ITB® crowd!”

Daniel Safirstein, bartender at Pumas Sports Bar located at America’s Got Soccer, came out to the event for the “great people, great vibe and the sun!”

Many hospitality focused businesses also participated by handing out samples and other giveaways at the event.

Joe Callahan, Founder of BusttheBottleCap, showcased his unique bottle openers. “The End of Season Bash is great because it gets everyone together in one place.

We always see each other behind the bar, but here we can hang out and enjoy each other,” said Joe.

Sakred Nightclub, which recently opened in Boca Raton, gave away some free drink tickets to attendees. “We wanted to come out and get our name out there. We are a new nightclub with many renovations and we offer an intimate venue,” said Mike Sakred, Floor Manager at Sakred Nightclub.

Kevin Caricato, owner of Triple B, The Sports Barn, Sterling Beverage and Wiley Street Pub, stated, “We came to the event to promote our bars, support the local establishments and have some fun in the sun!”

Steve Sudlow, Field Sales Rep of Blue Chair Bay, offered samples to the hospitality crowd.

“This event is a great opportunity to build the ITB® footprint and to introduce our products to the industry,” said Steve.

The industry employees also donated to a great cause called the Peanut Butter & Jelly Project, which helps feed the homeless and service disabled vets.

“We do a lot with the hospitality industry and many events. We are working on get-ting a transitional facility to get them off the streets and to help them find jobs,” said Micah Harris of the Peanut Butter & Jelly Project.

The attendees had a great time and look forward to another hospitality season!

Hospitality industry unwinds at 2nd Annual InTheBiz® End of Season Bash

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south Florida continues to heat up with plenty of sizzling events to enjoy this sum-mer.

The month of July kicks off with a bang with spectacular fireworks shows and Fourth of July patriotic celebrations by breathtaking Fort Lau-derdale beach.

The temperature will keep rising as the Boca Burger Battle, A Grilling Affair! returns again for the fourth year on Saturday, July 11. This year, the event features top Battle Contenders from South Florida; Boca Raton is featuring Morton’s Steak House, Shake Shack, 4th Generation Market, M.E.A.T. Eatery & Taproom, Zinburger, Aladdin’s Eatery, BRIO Tuscan Grille and Super Dave’s On The Go; Deerfield Beach is featuring Burger Craze, Tucker Duke’s Lunchbox and Legends Tavern and Grille; Delray Beach is featuring Salt 7 and The New Vegan; Fort Lauderdale is featuring Bite Gastrotruck; Lake Worth is featuring Poutine Dog Cafe; Oakland Park is featuring Green Spot Kitchen; Pompano Beach is featuring McCoy’s Restaurant; and Sweetwater is featuring 109 Burger Joint. Each hand-picked chef will create their grilling masterpieces and will present them to a prestige table of Grill Master Judge’s which includes a few well known “burger connois-

seurs” like Rey De La Osa, Chief Grill Master Team Captain from Publix Aprons Cooking School, Jamie Frankel from Burgers by the Beach, Jan Norris from JanNorris.com, Chad Thilborger from A Whole Heap of Goodness, Rob Adler from Weekend Broward, Deputy Mayor Robert S Weinroth from City of Boca Raton, and Sam Ker-rigan from CBS 12 News. The Grill Master Judges will judge each contenders burger and will award the winning titles of Best Grill Master and Best Alternative Grill Master, while the guests vote with their wooden chip for “People’s Choice” and will determine the champion to hold the title as the Best Boca Burger. Defending 2014 Cham-pions, Salt 7, will be back to defend their 2014 Champion for Judges pick for “Best Grill Master”, Green Spot Kitchen, will be back to defend their 2014 Judge’s pick for “Best Alternative Grill Master”, and Tucker Duke’s Lunchbox will be back to defend their 2014 People’s Choice pick for “Best Boca Burger”. The sizzling summer festival is held in Sanborn Square Park and along Federal Highway in downtown Boca Raton near the intersection of Palmetto Park Road and Federal Highway. For tickets, call 561-338-7594 or visit www.bocaburgerbattle.com.

Celebrate Broward 100 by enjoying time-

less films, such as ‘Where The Boys Are’. A Reel Celebration of Cinema: Where The Boys Are will take place on July 11 from 6 pm to 7:39 pm at Cinema Paradiso, 503 S.E. Sixth St., Fort Lauder-dale. Broward 100 will commemorate Broward County’s centennial with bold, innovative art and performance projects that attract visitors and bring Broward residents together using our arts, sports and recreation venues, natural attractions and incredible diversity to creatively bridge, bond and build their communities. You can participate in Broward 100 by enjoying this flick that was filmed in Broward County! For more information, call 954-525-3456 or visit www.broward100.org.

Listen to live music on the beach at Friday Night Sound Waves featuring SOSOS, on July 17th from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm, located at the Fort Lauderdale Beach Hub at Las Olas & A1A. The City of Fort Lauderdale Parks & Recreation Department, through a funding grant from the Beach Business Improvement District, is pleased to launch its new Live Music Series, Friday Night Sound Waves, featuring some of South Florida’s best musical talents performing an eclectic range of genres including jazz, blues, big band swing, in-die rock, salsa and classic Americana. Set against the magnificent backdrop of Fort Lauderdale Beach, the Friday Night Sound Waves Summer Music Series takes place every Friday night from 5:30 pm to 8:30pm, through August 7, located at Las Olas and A1A. Generating their own brand of energy, even if the power lines go down, acoustic rock band SOSOS will take the stage. Displaying a diverse balance of talent that brews up catchy tunes, SOSOS brings a chill vibe to Fort Lauder-dale Beach with their smart musical melodies and smooth harmonious vocals. Free to the public, and geared toward area locals, global visitors, the young and young-at-heart, guests are encouraged to don flip-flops and set up beach chairs in the sand to take in the ocean breezes and spectacular sights and sounds. Complimentary beach blankets and an information kiosk on nearby restaurants, live music venues and attractions will be onsite as well. Visit www.MyFortLauderdaleBeach.com for the most up-to-date information about the event.

Find a dream date while giving back to a great cause! The Make-A-Wish Dream Date Auction is back! The event will take place on July 24th at 7

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pm at Cyn Nightclub, located at 111 SW 2nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Make-A-Wish Southern Florida presents the 17th Annual Bachelor & Bachelor-ette Dream Date Auction. This unique auction will feature South Florida’s most eligible men and women with an anticipated audience of more than 800 people. 100% of the proceeds from this exclusive event will benefit Make-A-Wish South-ern Florida. In its 16-year history, the Dream Date Auction has raised more than $480,000 to grant the wishes of courageous children in Southern Florida. For details, sponsorship and ticket infor-mation, please visit www.dreamdateauction.net.

The Delray Beach Bus Loop - East meets West will take off on Saturday, July 25th from 6 pm to 11 pm, Connecting Delray MarketPlace to Down-town Delray. The participating venues to date include: Cabo Flats, Burt & Max’s, Apeiro, Shula Burger, Special Party at Delray Center for the Arts, and The Olive Tap. You will receive a free drink or appetizer at each venue. All proceeds benefit the Delray Beach Center for the Arts. For more information, visit http://busloop.org.

Summer blockbusters are at your local theaters! Don’t miss these must see films.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back in ‘Terminator Genisys’! The year is 2029. John Connor, leader of the resistance continues the war against the machines. At the L.A. offensive, John’s fears of the unknown future begin to emerge when he learns that SkyNet will attack him from both fronts: past and future. The highly anticipated ‘Magic Mike XXl’ is here! Watch Channing Tatum and your favorite studs dance again… On the road to their final show, with whistle stops in Jacksonville and Savannah to renew old acquaintances and make new friends, Mike and the guys learn some new moves and shake off the past in surprising ways. Paul Rudd stars in the movie, ‘Ant-Man’. The next evolution of the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings a founding member of The Avengers to the big screen for the first time with Marvel Studios’ “Ant-Man.” Armed with the astonishing ability to shrink in scale but increase in strength, master thief Scott Lang must embrace his inner hero and help his mentor, Dr. Hank Pym, protect the secret behind his spectacular Ant-Man suit from a new generation of towering threats. Against seemingly insurmountable obstacles, Pym and Lang must plan and pull off a heist that will save the world. Tom Cruise is back in ‘Mission: Impossible Rogue

Nation’. In the film, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) returns for yet another top-secret assignment as hot property screenwriter Drew Pearce (Iron Man 3, Pacific Rim) takes over writing duties for the fifth installment of the phenomenally successful spy franchise. The story of Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment’s ‘Minions’ begins at the dawn of time. Starting as single-celled yellow organisms, Minions evolve through the ages, perpetually serving the most despicable of mas-ters. Continuously unsuccessful at keeping these masters—from T. rex to Napoleon—the Minions find themselves without someone to serve and fall into a deep depression. But one Minion named Kevin has a plan, and he—alongside teen-age rebel Stuart and lovable little Bob—ventures out into the world to find a new evil boss for his brethren to follow. The trio embarks upon a thrill-ing journey that ultimately leads them to their next potential master, Scarlet Overkill (Academy Award® winner Sandra Bullock), the world’s first-ever female super-villain. They travel from frigid Antarctica to 1960s New York City, ending in mod London, where they must face their biggest challenge to date: saving all of Minionkind...from annihilation.

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JULYFriday, July 10The Eagles, 8 pm at american airlines arena, MiamiThe Eagles have added a Miami concert at the American Airlines Arena to the band's summer 2015 "History of the Eagles" tour. The tour's top-selling documentary of the same name, features classic Eagles' songs spanning their entire career, including some that have never been performed live.

Primer 55 with special guests, Kill The Tyrant, Ornimental, Kocosante, and Clu's rebellion, 7:30 pm at Culture room, Fort lauderdalePrimer 55 will play their hits at the Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale, such as: "Loose" and "Set It Off". SaTurday, July 11imagine dragons "Smoke + Mirrors" Tour, 8 pm at BB&T Center, Sunrise The GRAMMY® Award-winning rock band will bring their songs from their new album Smoke + Mirrors due out on February 17th on KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records to the tour. The album's lead single, "I Bet My Life," is currently Top 5 at Modern Rock radio and has over 11 millions views on Vevo.

rascal Flatts, Scotty McCreery and raelynn, 7:30 pm at Coral Sky amphitheatre,West Palm BeachEveryone's favorite country trio Rascal Flatts burst onto the Cruzan Amphitheatre with their Riot Tour, and we know it's gonna live up to its name! Plus, with support from American

Idol's Scotty McCreery and The Voice's RaeLynn, it looks like we'll be dancing all night long with friends and singing along to their catchy songs.

ThurSday, July 16Shania Twain with special guest Gavin deGraw, 7:30 pm at american airlines arena, MiamiOne of the world's best-selling female artist in history, Shania Twain, has announced her first North American tour in more than 11 years entitled ROCK THIS COUNTRY. The opening act is Grammy Award nominated singer/songwriter Gavin DeGraw.

Kid rock and Foreigner, 6:45 pm at Coral Sky amphitheatre, West Palm BeachKid Rock will rock the stage, along with Foreigner, in West Palm Beach this summer. Kid Rock will be entertaining the crowds with his hit songs, like "Picture" and many more.

SaTurday, July 18ariana Grande "The honeymoon Tour", 7 pm at BB&T Center, Sunrise Pop music superstar Ariana Grande will return to her hometown arena and bring her first North American headlining tour, "The Honeymoon Tour" to BB&T Center this summer.

Popnation Summer Tour 2015: round 2 Crew, Sweet Suspense, Carson leuders, The Food Conspiracy, Chris Miles, after romeo, Frankie, Katelyn Jae, and The Bomb digz, 6 pm at Culture room, Fort lauderdale The Popnation Summer Tour is coming to South Florida with bands, such as Sweet Suspense and After Romeo.

Sunday, July 19Frankie Grande, 7:30 pm at Culture room, Fort lauderdale Frankie Grande will be performing his "Livin' La Vida Grande," his one-man cabaret show in Fort Lauderdale.

MOnday, July 20Sam Smith, 8 pm at american airlines arena, MiamiGrammy award winner Sam Smith will belt out some of his tunes, such as "Stay with Me" at his South Florida concert. This is a show not to miss!

Friday, July 24Slipknot, lamb of God & Bullet For My Valentine, 7 pm at Coral Sky amphitheatre, West Palm BeachChaos comes to Cruzan Amphitheatre when Slipknot take the stage for a night of utter carnage and raging music. The kings of disorder will be unleashing the mayhem, and with support from metal mainstays Lamb of God and Bullet For My Valentine, it's bound to be brutal.

SaTurday, July 25Smokey robinson, 7 pm at hard rock live, hollywoodAcclaimed singer-songwriter Smokey Robinson brings four decades of his hits to Hard Rock Live.

Friday, July 31dave Matthews Band, 7 pm at Coral Sky amphitheatre, West Palm BeachDave Matthews Band is back to play their new songs and old favorites in West Palm Beach. Get ready to sing along to their acoustic set with friends!

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InTheBiz®

Employee of the Month

What is your Ethnicity? Jersey !

Where are you from? I am originally from the Jersey Shore….I am currently living in Ft Lauderdale.

Where do you work? I work at the very busy SANDBAR, on Ft. Lauderdale Beach.

What is your position? They call me BOSS MAN!

What made you start working InTheBiz®? I started out guest bartending at different locations and I liked it so much that I decided to make it a permanent gig.

What do like best about your job? The best part of my job is having my friends visit me so I can get them DRUNK.

What is your favorite Drink? My personal favorite drink is Beer … I like to bloat

What is the most ordered drink at your bar these days? I would say that the most ordered drink at the Sandbar is Jack/Fire shots, which will mess you up real fast!

What is the craziest thing you have seen happen at the bar? I can not reveal names, but one time I was outside speaking with a police officer that was working detail for the bar. As we were chatting, cups, napkins and other various items were being tossed off the rooftop and landing on the patrol car parked out front. The officer and I hurried to the rooftop to see what was happening and when we arrived we may or may not have witnessed a midgets feet getting set on fire….

Dan Bonder

Editor’s Note: InTheBiz® Magazine will feature a story on the Bartender of the Month every issue Cast your vote for the next Bartender of the Month at

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BY STAFF REPORTS

The Museum of Discovery and Science’s auxiliary organization, Friends of MODS, is hosting the 3rd Annual BFF (Building Fan-

tastic Futures) Luncheon to benefit the Museum’s special internship programs on October 8, 2015 at the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina, located at 1881 SE 17th Street, Fort Lauderdale, 33316 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

In 2013, Friends of MODS adopted the BFF (Building Fantastic Futures) Campaign, an outreach and fundraising effort to provide youth development and internship programs at MODS. These programs help develop basic job skills, discover career aptitudes, enrich STEM education and build a better future for the youth in our communities. 100% of proceeds raised at the 2nd Annual BFF Luncheon, will benefit this campaign.

Museum President/CEO Kim Cavendish said, “Friends of MODS organization is fundamental in supporting critically important programs such as our Transition to Independent Living program. These types of specialized internships enrich the lives of young people for years to come.”

In addition to providing job experience and

mentorship opportunities, the Museum offers a stimulating, supportive work environment that can positively shape the interns’ attitudes toward science, education, career and life choices. These program help prepare these children and young adults for future employment, either at the Mu-seum or elsewhere. It also equips them with tools and self-confidence to become productive adults after the internship program.

To register for the luncheon: www.friendsof-mods.org or RSVP to Nicole Rodriguez by October 4, 2015 at: [email protected]

Ticket Prices: $60 Friends of MODS Members / $70 Non-Members.

Or Tables of 10 for $600/$700 (includes recog-nition in the program)

ABOUT FRIENDS OF MODSThe mission of Friends of MODS is to provide

the Museum of Discovery and Science with finan-cial support, volunteer service and community awareness. Through hands-on participation in fundraising events and volunteer opportuni-ties they serve as goodwill ambassadors for the museum in a meaningful way.

ABOUT THE MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY AND SCIENCEThe mission of the Museum of Discovery and

Science is to provide experiential pathways to lifelong learning in science for children and adults through exhibits, programs and films. Founded in 1976 as The Discovery Center, the nonprofit facility serves approximately 400,000 visitors annually. Major operational support for the Museum is provided through generous support by Leadership Guild members including: Broward Health, JM Family Enterprises, Inc., Sun Sentinel, and Wells Fargo.

The Museum is open seven days a week, 365 days a year; Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. with extended IMAX® hours on most evenings. General Admission prices are $19 for adults; $18 seniors; $15 children 2 to 12. Children under 2 are free. A General Admission Ticket includes admission to the Museum exhibits and one clas-sic IMAX movie. The Museum of Discovery and Science is located downtown at 401 SW Second Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312. For more information about the Museum, visitors should call 954.467.MODS (6637) or visit our web site at www.mods.org


Building Fantastic Futures Luncheon to benefit the Museum of Discovery and science’s Internship Programs is on October 8, 2015


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BY NICOL JENKINSEditor

Cathy Cappillino is an angel to the many aban-doned dogs that were left in the Everglades to survive on their own.

She and her team of volunteers rescue dogs in the Everglades and find them homes through the non-profit organization, Everglades Angels Dog Rescue.

“Our mission is to end the suffering of the aban-doned dogs in the Everglades and surrounding ar-eas,” said Cathy, a Board Member of the Everglades Angels Dog Rescue.

The non-profit organization fully vets the rescued dogs, treating them for any medical condi-tions, spay/neuter, Microchip, and then they find the dogs loving homes.

Everglades Angels Dog Rescue was founded in February 2014 and since then, they have rescued 170 dogs.

“Four of us started the organization. We were all previously volunteering with different rescue groups in the past and we decided that we wanted to start an all volunteer organization. All the money raised goes solely to the dogs and we wanted the mission to be rescuing dogs in the Everglades area, which is mainly Southwest Dade,” said Cathy, adding, “It is a horrible epidemic in those rural areas because people are dumping dogs out there instead of taking them to a shelter. They think the dogs will survive but there is no food or clean water source and the dogs can become prey to the hawks and bobcats.”

The epidemic of abandoned dogs is growing every day.

“It gets worse and worse every day and all the rescue shelters are becoming full. We need funding to help pay for the abandoned dogs’ vet bills and food. Our organization fully treats them and reha-bilitates them, and then we find them homes and

give them one month of pet insurance,” said Cathy. “Adoption of a healthy, well adjusted dog is vital to our mission in preventing future abandonment.”

The Everglades Angels Dog Rescue currently has 22 dogs in their care that are looking to be adopted by a good owner or family.

“It’s amazing seeing them come in and be so defeated and so terrified and then after our volun-teers spend time with them, you see a complete turnaround of an amazing loving dog that is loving and happy. There is no better feeling in the world to see a dog happy and in a loving home,” said Cathy.

Each month, the organization participates in the Dogs, Beaches and Brews event at The Parrot Lounge in Fort Lauderdale, which is held the last Friday of each month. Visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dogs-Beaches-and-Brews/. They also have fundrais-ing events at Kelly’s Irish Bar on July 18th, and Alibi in Wilton Manors on August 26th. In addition, they have adoption events at different pet stores through-out Broward and Palm Beach County each month.

They are also always looking for volunteers to help at the boarding facilities to play and socialize with the dogs, help at fundraisers, and help to raise awareness for their cause.

For more information on Everglades Angels Dog Rescue, visit http://abandoneddogrescue.org/. You can also visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/EvergladesAngelsDogRescue.

‘Everglades angels Dog rescue’ finds loving homes for abandoned dogs

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Blue HawaiiSo good Elvis sang its tune 1 1/2 oz. Vodka1/2 oz Blue Curacao1/4 oz. Creme de Coconut3 - 4 oz. Pineapple Juice

On the Rocks - Combine ingredients in a shaker with ice. Mix well and strain into a collins or small hurricane glass filled with crushed ice.Blended - Combine with a scoop of ice in an electric mixer. Mix well (15 - 20 sec). Pour into collins or small hurricane glass.

Snowball 1 ½ oz Gin½ oz Anise Liqueur½ oz Cream

Mix all ingredients in a shaker, shake well and serve.

Red, White, & Blue Cocktail 2 oz oval Vodka3/4 oz cointreau3 table spoon of Macerated strawberries (see recipe)A splash of Fresh squeezed lemon juiceA splash of blue curacao

sugar the rim of a chilled martini glass. combine all ingredients except the blue curacao in a shaker with ice. shake well and strain into the martini glass. drop in a splash of blue curacao.

Berry Red Summer2 oz. Holland gin1 oz. honey liqueur10 raspberries1 oz. red grapefruit juice

Muddle together the raspberries and honey liqueur at the bottom of your shaker. Pour in gin and grapefruit juice, then shake with ice for about 15 seconds. Use an ultra-fine strainer and pour into a chilled cocktail glass.

DrINk rECIPEsof the month


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BY NICOL JENKINSEditor

There’s another reason to celebrate the start of the hospitality season… Mark your calendars now for this year’s ITB® Start Of Season Oktoberfest

Party, which will be held at Cheetah Pompano Beach. The 2015 ITB® Start Of Season Oktoberfest Party will

take place on Sunday, October 11th starting at Noon at Cheetah Pompano Beach, in the outside parking area. It’s only $20 for all you can drink at the numerous beer and liquor tasting tents, from Noon to 3 pm! Liquor, beer and other hospitality vendors will be giving away samples and giveaways at their tents.

There will also be tons of fun games including a dart tournament, beer pong tournament, Dunk Tank and more. There will also be cash prizes for the sexy

wet t-shirt contest as well as the Mixologist contest. Come enjoy BBQ, German food and much more! Music will also be played throughout the day! The event lasts til 5pm!

“All the employees who work in the hospitality industry and locals are welcome to attend the 2nd Annual Start Of Season event. It’s a great way to let off a little steam before season starts, and this event kicks off the season with an exciting Oktoberfest!! There will also be German themed food and decorations,” said Allyson Price, Promotional Director at Cheetah South Florida. “Cheetah has ITB® days where we offer excellent discounts on Sundays, Mondays and Tues-days. We are a proud supporter of In The Biz®!”

If anyone wants to participate as a sponsor, vendor or showcase your band, please contact Allyson at: 954-303-0696. Sponsorships for contests are also available.


Mark your calendar for the 2015 ITB® Start Of Season Oktoberfest Party at Cheetah Pompano Beach


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Wiley Street Pub • 1819 Wiley St. - Hollywood • 954-921-9459

Sandbar Fort lauderdale • 900 Sunrise Lane, Fort Lauderdale • 954-990-7578

MurPhy’S laW iriSh Pub • Hard Rock Hard Rock • 954-791-4782

Jd’S bar & lounge • 10311 W Sample Rd Coral Springs 954-752-3227

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April 2015 • ITB • 33

University of Miami Baseball falls short in College World series

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BY ALLEN LEVIN sPorts editor

Us Women’s National Team advances to World Cup Semifinal

The 2015 Women’s World Cup is going to plan so far for the United States Women’s National Team.

The team is back in the World Cup Semis after Carli Lloyd became the ninth player to hit 200 caps in U.S. history.

A second half goal from Lloyd in the Round of 16 lifted the Americans to a 1-0 triumph over China and sent them to the Semis.

USA will now take on Germany on Tuesday, June 30 in a Semifinal matchup in Montreal (as of the writing of this article).

The Americans have looked strong in the 2015 World Cup, having gone 4-0-1 in their slate through Canada.

The squad, playing in Group D, AKA the “Group of Death,” opened up with a 3-1 against Australia. After a 0-0 draw vs. Sweden, the Women’s Team pulled out a narrow 1-0 victory over Nigeria.

Another shutout, a 2-0 win against Colom-bia, advanced USA to the Quarterfinal match vs. China and left them undefeated in the Group stage.

And the 1-0 victory versus China gave the Americans their 4th consecutive shutout of the tournament.

As of the writing of this article, Hope Solo and the USA back line have now held op-ponents scoreless for 423 straight minutes in this year’s World Cup, the longest clean sheet streak in U.S. World Cup history.

The USA is the only country to reach the Semifinal in all seven Women’s World Cups.

The USWNT will continue their quest for the Gold when they take on Germany.

Keep up with InTheBiz Magazine for up-dates on the Women’s National Team.

A special year for the University of Miami Baseball team fell just short of the ultimate prize.

After reaching the College World Series, No. 5 Miami got routed 10-2 by the University of Florida in the elimination game at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha.

Despite the loss, the Hurricanes posted their

first 50-win season since 2008, a campaign that included Miami’s second straight ACC Coastal Division title and 24th College World Series trip in program history.

Miami reached the CWS with a sweep of VCU in the Super Regional by notching a 3-2 and 10-3 win in Coral Gables.

The Canes began the World Series with a 15-3

loss to the Gators. Miami recovered with a 4-3 over Arkansas, before ultimately getting elimi-nated by No. 4 UF.

Florida was able to beat Miami 2 out of 3 times, but ultimately lost as well, meaning both Sunshine State programs just short of the prize.

Regardless, it was a great season for UF and UM, especially the Hurricanes, who have had a few rough seasons in most major sports.

The Canes were led by David Thompson, who belted 19 homers and 90 RBIs, as well as Zack Collins, who posted 15 homers and 70 RBIs in the 2015 season. As far as pitching, Andrew Suarez and Thomas Woodrey led the way.

Overall, it will be looked back as a successful season as the Hurricanes finished the 2015 season at 50-17.



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